How does the interpretation of probability differ between null hypothesis significance tests and Bayesian statistics?

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NHST views probability as long-run frequencies, while Bayesian statistics view probability as a degree of belief for an event

NHST views probability as a degree of belief for an event, while Bayesian statistics view probability as long-run frequencies

NHST solely uses simple probabilities, while Bayesian statistics solely use conditional probabilities

NHST solely uses conditional probabilities, while Bayesian statistics solely use simple probabilities

NHST and Bayesian statistics treat probability in the same way

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